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An Enchanting Evening of Qwaallii at Halifax Academy with Chand Ali Khan

Earlier in December we held a Qwaallii event at The Halifax Academy. We were proud to be part of a wonderful celebration of Qwaallii, brought to life through an incredible performance by Chand Ali Khan and fellow musicians. The music, atmosphere, and sense of community made it a truly special evening, filled with energy, culture, […]

Thank you, Revd Canon Hilary Barber

After almost 20 years on our Board and many years as Chair, Revd Canon Hilary Barber’s term has now, sadly come to an end. It feels like the end of a very big chapter in Halifax Opportunities Trust’s story. Hilary first came across HOT shortly after he moved to become Canon of Halifax Minster. He […]

Celebrating Community Impact

We’re thrilled to share the UKSPF Impact Report, now available as an interactive flipbook! This comprehensive document showcases how the United Kingdom Shared Prosperity Fund is powering positive change across our region. What’s Inside? Why It MattersThe UKSPF is more than just funding—it’s a catalyst for sustainable growth. This report highlights how targeted investments support […]

Cap on Head, Not in Hand: Innovation for Good – West Yorkshire Innovation Festival

If you’ve ever thought that innovation is the exclusive domain of high-growth tech startups, it’s time to rethink that perspective. Social enterprises are pioneering new ways of thinking and problem-solving, and they’re doing it all while staying deeply connected to the communities they serve. On Tuesday 4th March, join Halifax Opportunities Trust (HOT) for a […]

Halifax Opportunities Trust and Queens Road Neighbourhood Centre

A visual created by architects for Queens Road Neighbourhood Centre.

Queens Road Neighborhood Centre has been a longstanding part of Halifax and an important part of the heritage of Park ward. Constructed in 1874 the Grade II listed building was initially a school before becoming a community centre that has hosted events, weddings and so much more. In recent years Halifax Opportunities Trust (HOT) have […]

Elsie Whiteley Innovation Centre Transformed Into Fashion Extravaganza

A wonderful partnership between Halifax Opportunities Trust (HOT), St Augustine’s Centre, Light Up Black and African Heritage Calderdale and the Women’s Activity Centre happened at the Elsie Whiteley Innovation Centre Fashion Show. The show transformed the centre into a fashion extravaganza. Alison Haskins, CEO of HOT, had this to say: “We were so excited to […]

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